thx John,
I'm just using
sed -e 's/.$//'
to convert line endings and then piping it along, in my case to
openssl, for making a button for paypal. Funky line endings can be
coming in via some web input in a textarea, but most likely in the
File Write action, since my input has come from a unix (Mac browser).
I finally have working buttons, but my TCF isn't as general as I
wanted, as something else is going on with passing arguments to my
shell script.
But good enough for now.
On Apr 12, 2006, at 11:41 AM, John McGowan wrote:
bill,
there is usually a *nix program called dos2unix that will do that.
or you can use something (ant) to process the files before you copy
them to the server like I do.
Typically I haven't had problem with Witango files and their line
endings, until recently... The Witango 5.5. studio does something
odd with line endings for code inside of direct_dbms actions which
makes them kinda disappear the next time you edit the file.
/John
William M Conlon wrote:
I'm running Witango 5 on Fedora 4, and writing a file. For some
reason the file gets DOS line endings.
Is there a switch to control DOS vs. Unix line breaks?
Or do I have run a separate shell script to cleanup output from
witango?
thanks.
Bill
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